Ejemplos de OperationArgs::evaluate_reg_to_object en C++ (Cpp)

Ejemplo n.º 1

extern "C" closure builtin_function_reapply(OperationArgs& Args)
{
  int index1 = Args.reference(0).as_index_var();
  int R1 = Args.current_closure().lookup_in_env( index1 );

  int index2 = Args.reference(1).as_index_var();
  int R2 = Args.current_closure().lookup_in_env( index2 );

  expression_ref apply_E;
  {
    expression_ref fE = index_var(1);
    expression_ref argE = index_var(0);
    apply_E = (fE, argE);
  }

  // %1 %0 {R1,R2}
  int apply_reg = Args.allocate({apply_E,{R1, R2}});

  // FIXME - aren't we trying to eliminate general evaluation of regs that aren't children?  See below:

  // Evaluate the newly create application reg - and depend upon it!
  if (Args.evaluate_changeables())
    Args.evaluate_reg_to_object(apply_reg);

  return {index_var(0),{apply_reg}};
}

Ejemplo n.º 2

extern "C" closure builtin_function_vector_from_list(OperationArgs& Args)
{
  object_ptr<EVector> v (new EVector);

  const closure* top = &Args.evaluate_slot_to_closure(0);
  while(top->exp.size())
  {
    assert(has_constructor(top->exp,":"));
    assert(top->exp.size() == 2);

    int element_index = top->exp.sub()[0].as_index_var();
    int element_reg = top->lookup_in_env( element_index );

    int next_index = top->exp.sub()[1].as_index_var();
    int next_reg = top->lookup_in_env( next_index );

    // Add the element to the list.
    v->push_back( Args.evaluate_reg_to_object(element_reg) );
    // Move to the next element or end
    top = &Args.evaluate_reg_to_closure(next_reg);
  }
  assert(has_constructor(top->exp,"[]"));

  return v;
}